State Government Reaffirms Commitment to Good Governance

Peter Ahemba, Senior Special Assistant to Governor Abdullahi Sule on public affairs, has reiterated the state government’s dedication to promoting good governance in Nasarawa State. During a press briefing at the State NUJ press center in Lafia, Ahemba emphasized the government’s commitment to regularly informing the public about its activities.

He attributed the success of the recent Local Government Council elections to the government’s and APC’s determination to strengthen democracy at the grassroots. Ahemba urged the elected chairmen to align themselves with Governor Sule’s focus on protecting lives and property in their areas.

Key Highlights of the Briefing

Financial Autonomy for Local Governments: Governor Sule has signed the Local Government Law 2024 into law, adhering to the Supreme Court ruling on financial autonomy.
Good Governance: The state government is committed to promoting transparency and accountability.
Grassroots Democracy: The government aims to strengthen democracy at the local level.

Ibrahim Addara, press secretary to the governor, appreciated the cordial relationship between journalists and the state government, emphasizing the importance of verifying reports before publication.

Salihu Alkali, Chairman of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, Nasarawa State Council, commended Governor Sule for prioritizing journalists and organizing the briefing to highlight government activities.

This development demonstrates the Nasarawa State government’s efforts to promote good governance, transparency, and accountability, aligning with Governor Abdullahi Sule’s vision for the state.